
Flying Aprons Tucson · TucsonSunday, December 13, 2-4 p.m. Desert Wonderland Holiday Tea at the Arizona Inn. Cost: $85.00 per person. Get ready for one of the season’s most enchanting holiday traditions! Join us at the iconic Arizona Inn for a joyful afternoon tea surrounded by the Inn’s beautifully decorated Christmas trees, twinkling lights, and timeless charm. Gather your favorite people, slip into your holiday best, and reserve your spot for a celebration filled with sparkle, laughter, and seasonal magic. Relax over a delightful assortment of sweet and savory tea treats, sip something warm and wonderful, and soak in t.
Price
$85
per person
Next date
Sun 13 Dec
2pm to 4pm
Length
2 hours
Where
Tucson
1702 N Stone Ave
Sunday, December 13, 2-4 p.m. Desert Wonderland Holiday Tea at the Arizona Inn. Cost: $85.00 per person.
Get ready for one of the season’s most enchanting holiday traditions! Join us at the iconic Arizona Inn for a joyful afternoon tea surrounded by the Inn’s beautifully decorated Christmas trees, twinkling lights, and timeless charm. Gather your favorite people, slip into your holiday best, and reserve your spot for a celebration filled with sparkle, laughter, and seasonal magic.
Relax over a delightful assortment of sweet and savory tea treats, sip something warm and wonderful, and soak in the holiday glow of one of Tucson’s most beloved settings. Whether you’re continuing a cherished tradition or starting a brand‑new one, this festive afternoon promises merriment, memory‑making, and plenty of cheer.
Desert Wonderland Holiday Tea at the Arizona Inn is a 2-hour class at Flying Aprons Tucson in Tucson. It runs once, on Sunday 13 December, 2pm to 4pm. It costs $85 per person.
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Tucson restaurant chefs take turns teaching home cooks in hands-on and demo classes
Flying Aprons Tucson is a cooking school for home cooks, founded by Michele Schulze. Classes meet at Cook Tucson, 1702 N. Stone Ave. There is no single house chef. A long roster of local pros takes turns teaching, among them Carlotta Flores of El Charro Café, Janos Wilder of Janos Cooks, Maria Mazon of BOCA Tacos y Tequila and pastry chef Kayla Draper of Fluffy Sugar Bakery. Menus follow the seasons and what's happening around the Old Pueblo.
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